Meet Cute

REMEMBAIR US?

This week on Meet Cute Lauren and Lee double down on investigating all things Dolly the Sheep, allegorical cloning, the science fiction to innovation pipeline,  and egg salad sandwiches! They also kick off the show with a long intro answering questions like: how tall is America, what should you do when you get your vaccine, and where are all the sky pirates?
 
Thanks for a fun two years, we love you all!

HAVE YOU OR A LOVED ONE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH MESOTHELIOMA FROM ASBESTOS EXPOSURE? IF SO, YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION AND THIS PODCAST EPISODE.

Finally! The Asbesto-sode! This week on Meet Cute, Lauren and Lee don their PPE and extract the ins and outs of the world of asbestos (aka the actual world we live in - this stuff is everywhere!) Other topics of note include vegan Foley artists, chocolate monoliths, the cruel irony of asbestos, and the fragility of the human body.

Prepare yourself because Brood X is coming.

Will Art and Science ever show their true colors?

This week on Meet Cute, Lauren and Lee decide to change their hues and become game show designers for the show America's Next Top [Blank].  Ideas for this show run the full spectrum from America's Next Top French Person to America's Next Top Bottom. Oh, and they also discuss the rise and fall of the Lisa Frank empire, dweebs, and Monty Python. 

It might go without saying but just in case: this show isn't intended for kids. 

Underwear! It's where Art and Science meet ;)

There's a lot to unpack with underwear, and Lauren and Lee do their best on this week's episode of Meet Cute! Unlike previous episodes, this is not a video podcast (for perhaps less than obvious reasons) as your hosts discuss underwear adjacent topics such as their favorite chastity belts, a period underwear controversy, and the steel beams of corsets. 

Do you think we will ever get through an entire episode without talking about 9/11 or asbestos?

Quick Quiz: Who is the Birthday Boy??

This week on Meet Cute, Lauren and Lee mark down many fun facts about Scantrons using their venti and grande pencils, respectively.  They also discuss Scantron Horror Stories (everyone's got one), punch cards (nobody has them), and drag king names (everyone SHOULD have one). 

Ok now, go home.

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a fishing vessel in possession of approximately 64,695 pounds of shark fins must be in want of a wife.

It's shark week baybee and your Meet Cute hosts, Lauren and Lee, head underwater to explore all things shark!  We know you simply cannot wait to dive into these topics: Shark High School (tm), controlling the ocean, Steven Spielberg being not like other girls, and the technical definition of a fishing vessel.

Also there's a lot of cat talk in this one. You've been warned.

Psst! wanna know a secret?? Art has a crush on science!

This week on Meet Cute, Lauren and Lee uncover all the juicy drama around trade secrets! Clues to cracking the code include: celery straw, industrial espionage, 17,000 emails, kentucky fried fan fiction, fleeing, and house possession.

Why do Kentucky governors have such BUCK WILD names?

Are art and science compatible types?

Welcome to Therapy with Lauren and Lee! After describing their surroundings yet again, both hosts determine their Myers Briggs types from the standard list: HTTP, HDMI, ABBA, HGTV. Also, the GE wiener mobile makes a visits and Lee sides with a statistician. 

But for real, this test is a sham and shouldn't be used for hiring purposes.

Art and Science? That rings a bell...

Finally it's the Meet Cute episode everyone has been salivating for - Movies Where Animals Play Sports! Lauren and Lee talk about dogs eventually but take detours through: a game show, Spring and Arthur, Obama's book, lesbians in a hurry, the Olson twins, and A-fur-mative Action.

This episode is a slam dunk!

Art and Science have a bun in the oven!

It's a Tale of Two Tacos this week on Meet Cute as Lauren and Lee discuss all things pregnancy and culinary arts. They also live react to Lee's cat passing away (figuratively), explore the androgen family of dealerships, and share their experiences being on the receiving end of pregnancy.

Humans - we're just built different.

(CW: In the second half we talk a lot about placenta consumption, so if you're squeamish you might want to skip that bit)